Bullies force scraps of paper into 7-year-old girl's eyes
Doctors at several hospitals tried to get the scraps out but aren't sure they got them all
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'Drunk as a skunk' – how a serial drink-driver got let off
Police "stubbornness" resulted in the offender getting off the hook.
Meng Foon: Protect kids from corrosive effects of bullying
COMMENT: Tolerating school bullying is tantamount to accommodating it.
Police told bullying victim to retract statement or face legal action
Former constable who says he was victim of bullying has been threatened with legal action.
Teens 'more polite than 60 years ago' - veteran
Science teacher Brian Murphy started at Mt Albert Grammar in 1960.
Don't be offended: Freedom of speech issues are prevalent
Prof Jim Flynn warns against becoming a society of "might makes right".
Bullying in the police: Victim reveals identity and wants 'to see change'
Former detective says his treatment at the hands of colleagues was "really horrible".
Claire Trevett: Paula Bennett's role in Labour scandal
COMMENT: Paula Bennett's ultimate goal is to tarnish the PM.
Bullying in the police: 'It absolutely destroys you'
A former constable had suicidal thoughts because of the persistent bullying he faced.
Special report: Labour sex assault inquiry - who knew what, when?
Seeds of a scandal: unpicking the Labour staffer saga.
Calls for Govt to target schoolyard over suicide and bullying
Father and scientist Ray Avery says New Zealand's bullying culture is "killing our kids".
Top school slammed: Mum logs 90 incidents of bullying
A top Auckland school has been slammed by the Chief Ombudsman after bully claims.
Editorial: Bullying cuts to the heart of who we want to be
Editorial: Godzone needs all bullies to be called on their behaviour at the outset.
'Viciousness and personal attacks': City councillor quits after social media hate
'The viciousness and personal attacks don't just affect me'.
Labour Party in turmoil over sex assault, bullying claims
PM won't confirm exact number and says investigation a party matter.
Nanogirl: Sense of belonging prevents bullying
COMMENT: Bullies at school more likely to have more difficulty throughout their lives.
Bullied for his mullet: Boy left in tears over haircut
Jamieson Waaka was bullied because of his mullet, but now everyone wants to be like him.
Work safety watchdog turns to cancer deaths
Worksafe will also be spending more time looking at mental health.
Tolley chairing group to fight bullying in Parliament
Tolley says recent events make her 'all the more aware of the issues'.
Alleged bullying by MPs cuts across party lines
Bullying may prevent a clear and honest debate on the issue of choice in the way we die.
De-crowned: Tongan beauty queen's reign wiped after bullying outburst
Pageant organisers' brutal response to Kalo Funganitao speaking out.
Bullied beauty queen's claims prompt calls for resignation
The deputy PM reportedly instructed the DJ to play loud music to drown out her speech.
'Cowards': Beauty queen hauled from stage after anti-bullying speech
In dramatic scenes at the pageant, Auckland University law student's mic was turned off.
Comment: The inside story of Brian Tamaki's apology
COMMENT: Jevan Goulter on his role bringing Bishop Brian Tamaki to the LGBTQI+ community.
Comment: Children had no say in the Wellbeing Budget, and that matters
Budget seems to be missing the well-being of 20% of the New Zealand population.
Paul Little: The truth about workplace bullying
COMMENT: Workplace bullying is a misuse of power.
Exclusive: New book exposes Whaleoil blogger's campaign
New book reveals a conspiracy behind Whaleoil blogger's attacks on businessman.
PM won't comment on Parliament bullying report claims
Review found complaint against man later stood down was unsubstantiated.
'Bullied out': Man stood down from Parliament wants apology
Fallout from report of review into bullying and harassment at Parliament continues.
'I'm in a very dark place': Man stood down from Parliament
The man stood down from Parliament says he feels like he's been bullied from the building.
Secrets of the Beehive: Intoxicating but not for the faint of heart
COMMENT: Parliament likely won't adopt all recommendations, but protections are necessary.
Sex predator storm: Turbulent day in parliamentary workplace
National Party deputy leader Paula Bennett keen for police to be called over allegations.
Barry Soper: Stalking the corridors of power
Comment: Secrecy plays a large part in the toxic culture Parliament finds itself in today.
Audrey Young: Trevor Mallard deserves some credit amid chaos
COMMENT: It resembled Grand Central Station as leaders came to and from Speaker's office.